Job Stories

Todd G. from Whitmore Lake, Michigan contacted HomeSpec after heavy rains and a severe flood left him with damaged basement wall panels. He was very interested in our EverLast Finished Wall Restoration System.  These wall panels only install to the bottom half of the wall since that's what is damaged during a flood. Being made from inorganic materials, the wall panels will not be damaged by water or mold. They are also insulated and provide a very nice, finished basement look.  He was also interested in our waterproof flooring options, such as our ThermalDry® Elite Plank Flooring. They are waterproof because they're made from 100% inorganic materials (faux wood) that also prevent them from being damaged by water or mold. The homeowner chose these because if something happened and water got into his basement again, he knew he wouldn't have to tear up the carpet and wall panels again. Once was enough for him! 

The homeowner called HomeSpec to repair cracks and rod holes in his basement wall after he attempted to repair them on his own.  Our crew filled the rod holes and leaking cracks with polyurethane to prevent water from entering the basement in the future.

A homeowner contacted us about his 15-year-old home having vertical cracks in the basement foundation that would leak when rains were heavy.    Our team sealed the cracks to prevent any future water issues.  

These homeowners contacted us about water seeping into their finished basement through rod holes. Our crew repaired the rod holes to waterproof the basement and prevent more water issues in the future. 

This homeowner contacted us after finding some mold on the drywall in her basement. HomeSpec installed an interior drainage system as well as a dehumidifier to keep the humidity levels low and prevent any more mold issues in the future. 

These homeowners contacted us about rod holes in their basement walls that were leaking during heavy rain.  HomeSpec solved the problem by sealing the rod holes and installing an interior drainage system. Then we installed our CleanSpace wall system to prevent water vapor from passing through the walls, and instead directing it to the sump pump. 

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec after finding leaking cracks in the basement walls of her two-year-old home.  Our crew repaired the cracks, then installed a dehumidifier to control the moisture in the basement, and to keep the air dry and clean. 

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec because after heavy rains, the basement of her 78-year-old home was leaking where the floors and the walls meet. After opening up the floor, our crew discovered problems with the wall, but they overcame any obstacles and installed an interior drainage system to prevent future leakage. 

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec to have their wet basement waterproofed. Our crew did this by installing an interior drainage system and connecting it to a new sump pump, and installing our CleanSpace vapor barrier to the walls. This combination makes the ultimate waterproofing system--the vapor barrier prevents moisture from getting in, and the IDS collects any water and sends it to the sump pump. 

This homeowner contacted HomeSpec because he said the insulation in his crawl space was falling down, and was ineffective. Our crew removed the old insulation, which doesn't actually insulate crawl spaces very well, and installed our CleanSpace encapsulation system instead. This seals off the crawl space from the outside, protects it from moisture, and helps your home use less energy.